The phrase "reflect profoundly" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to deeply contemplate or think about something. Example: After the death of his father, John took some time to reflect profoundly on their relationship and the impact his father had on his life.
"Our political institutions reflect, profoundly and dynamically, the critical view of life," Walter Bageshot said, 'It was government by discussion that broke the bond of ages and set free the originality of mankind.'".
Applied to reflection, it predicts that the perceived importance of reflection for (professional) practice will determine the time and effort a person is willing to invest in it; those who do not expect a positive return are unlikely to reflect profoundly and critically [ 4].
"Kirby reflects profoundly on the relationships of Americans — and of humankind — to the natural world," the jurors said.
The power dimension of gender relations was reflected profoundly at different levels within the FGDs.
The French military electronics maker Thomson-CSF said it would change its name to Thales to better reflect its "profoundly changed" character.
These recent events reflect how profoundly the NSA's mission has transformed from an agency exclusively devoted to foreign intelligence gathering, into one that focuses increasingly on domestic communications.
"The River Link plan should reflect this profoundly positive development, as well as all the other great work that's been done over the last eight years," said Mayor Robert Garcia.
According to its professed aims, the Magdalena Project aims to create opportunities for women to explore new approaches to theatre-making that reflect, more profoundly, their own experiences and political priorities.
The recent conservative infatuation with the restoration of family values has certainly risen to reflect a profoundly felt human desire for a realigned awareness and re-connection with those things in life that really matter.
The conservative infatuation with the restoration of family values -- albeit singularly shallow, dangerously narrow-minded, myopic and intolerant -- has certainly risen to reflect a profoundly-felt primal human desire for a realigned awareness and reconnection with those things in life that really matter.
"People are reflecting more profoundly on what it means to be successful".
